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She remained, therefore, disgusted, heartbroken for a moment like a widow in despair, then she retraced her steps to the Rue de Navarin, and returned to the fold, where she found Uncle Kayser still quite unruffled, with the almost finished picture of The Modern Family. "That is, I verily believe, the best I have done, the most moral," said Kayser to her.
An' old Bill Kayser's fightin' for somethin' what 'e'll never get. But 'e will get somethink, and that's a good 'iding!" We even had a sneaking regard for that "cunning old bird, Kayser Bill." Our treatment of prisoners explains the Christmas Truce.
And then, almost immediately and suddenly, he was surrounded and besieged by his colleagues of the Chamber, men either indifferent or seeking favors, who only awaited the conclusion of the conversation with Mademoiselle Kayser, which they would certainly have precipitated, except for the fear of acting indiscreetly, in order to precipitate themselves on him.
And then, indeed, he would never, perhaps, see Mademoiselle Kayser again! He would, however, do everything to see her again at the coming soirée at the ministry, an invitation Suddenly his thoughts abruptly turned to Ramel, whom he also wished to invite and meet again. He loved him so dearly.
But on the whole he admired sunny France with its squares of golden corn and vegetables, and when he passed a painted Crucifix with its cluster of flowering graves, he would say: "Golly, Bill, ain't it pretty? We oughter 'ave them at 'ome, yer know." And of course he kept on saying what he was going to do with "Kayser Bill."
She began by reading the lines that he had so hastily written: I guarantee to Monsieur Adolphe Gochard a bill of exchange at three months, if he agrees to advance that amount to Mademoiselle Dujarrier who will hand it to Mademoiselle Marianne Kayser. "Well! the Dujarrier was right," she said; "a woman's scheming works easier than a sinapism."
I am accustomed to it. If it makes you quake, whose fault is it? You willed it. A double suicide! We leave this evening!" "This evening!" repeated Rosas, terribly, while Marianne, terrified, felt stifled under the crushing weight of that name: Duchesse de Rosas! Simon Kayser came to dine. He was deeply moved when he learned that the housekeeping was upset. What! the devilish duke knew all then?
It seems to me that he is a man of heart. You should remain here for your own sake, for your name's sake, for your husband's. It is your duty. As to Mademoiselle Kayser, you can return to the salons, for she has just left with Monsieur de Rosas." Adrienne remained for a moment with her sad eyes fixed on Ramel; then shaking her head: "You knew it also? Everybody knew it then, except me?"
The uncle said nothing, regretted that he had met Lissac, and contented himself with stammering from time to time: "She has done that? What! she has done that? Ah! the rogue." "And what do you say about it, you, Simon Kayser?" "I? What do I say about it? Why " Little by little he recovered his sang-froid, looking at matters from the lofty heights of his artist's philosophy.
He felt himself blush at these words hurled at him point-blank, then his cheeks grew cold. Never, till that moment, had Mademoiselle Kayser mentioned Adrienne's name. "You like blondes, I see!" said Marianne. "I am almost inclined to be jealous!" "Will you do me a great favor?" then interrupted Sulpice. "Never let us speak of her. Let us speak of ourselves."
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